page_title: Emily Brodsky
hierarchical_section_title: Emily Brodsky
caption_attribution_description: English: Emily Brodsky, professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at UCSC, shows the type of thermometer used to take the temperature of the Japan Trench Fault, the same fault that triggered the 2011 Japan Thohoku
context_page_description: Emily E. Brodsky is a Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She studies the fundamental physical properties of earthquakes, as well as the seismology of volcanoes and landslides.
context_section_description: Emily E. Brodsky is a Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She studies the fundamental physical properties of earthquakes, as well as the seismology of volcanoes and landslides.
caption: Brodsky with undersea trench thermometer in 2017
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